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Was anyone else confused that Electra would (according to what she told Sarah) leave a note telling people that she was running away with Adam, then hope someone would find them together in White Plains. She said she was upset that Adam had killed Leander. Was she really? Would you take off with your brother's killer in hopes that someone found your note and found you together so you could uncover the fact that he murdered two people. Yes, she set him up to kill her father and I assume she set him up to kill Leander too. But why take off with him in hopes that the cops followed you? What did I miss?

Good book though. I really enjoyed it overall:)
She couldn’t implicate Adam without him implicating her. She knew they’d find that note (she made sure of that) and had insisted on meeting with Frank earlier. That’s when she made her assessment of him, knowing he’d be persistent, unlike most other police. Electra was pretty diabolical, leaving breadcrumbs leading them to White Plains. They as a deaf couple stood out at the train station, which made it easy for Sarah and Frank to find them.
By setting him up in White Plains, Electra took the attention away from herself, making her a sympathetic character because she was “abducted.” Of course, her family will cover that up to protect her reputation.
This was a well-thought out plan. I’m not sure if she wanted Leander dead. Can’t figure out how she benefits from that.
By setting him up in White Plains, Electra took the attention away from herself, making her a sympathetic character because she was “abducted.” Of course, her family will cover that up to protect her reputation.
This was a well-thought out plan. I’m not sure if she wanted Leander dead. Can’t figure out how she benefits from that.
Maybe so. He was forbidding her to see Adam and maybe she saw that as a harbinger of her future under him.



